Full Supply Inspection Notice Noted
A brief notice records an inspection of a local supply source, listing the entity responsible and the date of inspection. It notes no further action required beyond standard compliance checks and documentation.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1891
Page
3
A brief notice records an inspection of a local supply source, listing the entity responsible and the date of inspection. It notes no further action required beyond standard compliance checks and documentation.
The column notes harvest of wild blackberries in Perry. building plans in town with Devor Lumner Yarp and J. C. Clemenson’s house frame. a six percent loan offer. various repairs. church services planned by Rev. L C Davis and Rev George Round. and local social visits, sales, and land listings in Newberg and surrounding areas.
A letter from Oakesdale Washington dated July 6 1991 praises local newspaper delivery and describes frost damaged crops and promising wheat yields. It notes wages from 2 to 5 50 dollars, labor migration to Walla Walla for harvest, and a growing town facing charter disputes tied up in court.
Dr. Michaux recovers enough to ride again while a 12 year old boy sustains a double leg fracture when a hay rake spooked. Wm Hosten and Amy Harrington wed on the 4th with J M Kelly officiating. A Dayton Day 4th barbecue drew a large crowd and praise for Kantner’s ovation. Fd Long won a La Fayette gold medal and $50 prize in a Yamhill Co shooting match. Kantner and Bowman families plan coast trip. Metain Gates to Tillamook. J M and D M Ramsey repaint Belcher residence. Dayton and La Fayette clubs played a tight ball game, La Fayette winning two runs. Grand marshal Gates installed officers of the O O F Lodge. La Fayette mill runs around the clock, catching up on orders. Will Carey buys J C Hubbards front lots for a new house and barn. A fire bell call sent Hook and Ladder Co to Mrs Unger’s home where an incendiary blaze burned beds and carpet before being controlled. The elderly owner says no one was home.
A new publication recounts the Civil War Medal of Honor recipients and their exploits. It highlights stories such as Minnesota boy’s first battle and Fighting Joe’s Men while praising the valor that shines on the nation’s shield.
A richly illustrated volume featuring battle scenes and portraits of Civil War medal winners is expected to attract large sales. The book, called The Bravest 500 of ’61, is subscription only and promoted by The History Company of San Francisco, with ads in another column.
The column urges union meetings on labor questions and a birthday prayer at Friends' church, notes July birthdays, and calls mothers to bring children. It surveys England's women voters, navy tobacco use, and drinking issues in South Africa, plus temperance actions in Siam and U.S. cities. It cites Madame Patti on abstinence, a Japanese anecdote with ex Senator Tanabe, and a Pipe Creek church temperance record from 1778 onward.
Paris reports claim crime and drunkenness surge with pubs and brothels spreading. A Evangelical Christian correspondent links this to sensational novels from a fast-growing press and cites dramatic rises in youth criminality. A cure plug for California Electric Liniment follows.
Out of 1297 cough syrups made in the United States one is free from opiates the California Positive and Negative Electric Cough Cure sold by C F Moore Co Delphina Fille keeps stationery notions suspenders collars handkerchiefs combs laces pins needles cloves and more and offers Oregon specimens for sale from a cottage near Friends boarding hall inviting Newberg patrons to call in the afternoon.
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